PROMPT: take a five-minute walk, then make something using whatever materials are available where you've ended up. leave it there for someone else to discover, but be sure to document it first!
So it snowed here all day. What a great day to have the one about making something from outside when its all covered in snow. So what is a person to do but make a snow sculpture! I took a break from programming to walk around and ended up at a residence hall on campus. There were dead twigs sticking out of the snow as well so I decided to make a very cool Lindworm.
Lindworms are serpent-like dragons with either two or no legs. In Nordic and Germanic heraldry, the lindworm looks the same as a wyvern. You can see that I decided to give it two arms and a tail. Sometimes Lindworms can be portrayed without ears or horns, but I decided that mine should have both! There are so many stories about Lindworms, you'll just have to look it up for yourself!
PROMPT: the first step is the hardest, so start small and make something that fits in the palm of your hand using only the materials in your immediate environment.
When I was a kid, I used to do these kind of paper sculptures. When mint said it had to fit in the palm of my hand and it needed to be ready accessible materials, I knew I had to do one of these. I haven't done them in forever. My roommate watched me make it and even supplied me a little bit of tape. It was really fun to make though, and I think it turned out cool. I might color it later and upload the photos of it.
Oh, and for those who might not be able to see what it is, its a wyvern. Not quite a dragon, but not a snake either. The perfect starter creature.